In contrast, relative to the North American culture, the Chinese culture which only places emphasis on respect for older individuals, might only cultivate more sophisticated processing of facial age information for adults rather than children.
For example, the Japanese custom of differentially interacting with younger, older, and same-age individuals might cultivate more sophisticated processing of facial age information for younger, older, and same-age individuals relative to the Chinese and North American cultures.
In contrast, the combination of SDM and STBC requires more sophisticated processing at reception (see [10]), and for simplicity of exhibition, this case will not be treated here.
Post-facto aspect determination is done on the ground and uses more sophisticated processing and better calibration data to produce a more accurate aspect solution.
Each level is more complex and requires a more sophisticated processing than the previous level.
Equatorial strips can be nonconvex and of varying width; hence we need more sophisticated processing than above.
More sophisticated processing takes place in factory environments, which meet high international standards of hygiene and food safety.
These profiles are used for more sophisticated information processing.
Moreover, the constant advance in processing power calls for more sophisticated equalization schemes that can increase network capacity.
When I asked Steven Pinker this question, he responded: I don't rule out the possibility that some components of Watson could both provide insight into human cognition and lay the groundwork for more sophisticated artificial intelligence applications, such as natural language processing (the fancy term for understanding human languages like English, as opposed to computer languages).
As demand for more sophisticated systems and reading machines increased in both the United States and Europe, punched cards served ever-larger data-processing purposes.
